Jorge Escobedo and Antonio Be… Read Full Bio ↴SKIZOO is an emblematic spanish rock band.
Jorge Escobedo and Antonio Bernardini, former guitarists of Sôber, formed SKIZOO in 2004, with Morti (voice), Dani Pérez (drums) and, later on, Edu Fernandez (bass).
Escobedo and Bernardini where part of Sôber, Morti sang with Fantástico Hombre Bala, Bushido and ExMundus. In 2008 Dani Perez and Edu Fernandez leave the group and are replaced by Iván Ramírez (Ebony Ark) and José Hurtado (Coilbox)
The first singles from the album Skizoo, Renuncio al sol and Habrá que olvidar were #1 in the sales top for weeks.
Two years from their debut, SKIZOO release the CD/DVD Incerteza and in 2008, they release 3, their latest work.
933 revoluciones
Skizoo Lyrics
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Para poder acercarme a ti...
Cuenta con la flor de mis palpitaciones
Como el faro a seguir cuando no esté aquí...
Si de repente ves caer
Todo este mundo a tus pies
Echa un grito al cielo...
Y verás resucitar
De sus cenizas la verdad
Que anima este sueño...
The song "933 Revoluciones" by Skizoo is a heartfelt ballad about an unrequited love that despite multiple attempts and revolutions, cannot come to fruition. The opening lyrics, "933 revoluciones no han bastado/Para poder acercarme a ti" translate to "933 revolutions have not been enough/To be able to get close to you." The singer has tried and failed numerous times to reach their love interest.
The second verse talks about the singer's deep feelings for their crush: "Cuenta con la flor de mis palpitaciones/Como el faro a seguir cuando no esté aquí," which translates to "Count on the flower of my palpitations/Like the lighthouse to follow when I'm not here." The singer's love is constant and unwavering, even when they can't physically be present.
The chorus is a message to the love interest, encouraging them to speak up and make their voice heard: "Si de repente ves caer/Todo este mundo a tus pies/Echa un grito al cielo.../Y verás resucitar/De sus cenizas la verdad/Que anima este sueño," which translates to "If suddenly you see everything falling/At your feet, shout to the sky.../And you'll see the truth resurrecting/From its ashes that animate this dream." The chorus is a reminder that even when things seem hopeless and lost, speaking out and speaking up can lead to a resurrection of what was thought to be lost.
Overall, "933 Revoluciones" is a poetic and emotive song about unrequited love and the power of communication.
Line by Line Meaning
933 revoluciones no han bastado
Despite our numerous revolutions, we haven't been able to come closer to each other.
Para poder acercarme a ti...
I long to be close to you.
Cuenta con la flor de mis palpitaciones
You have my love and devotion.
Como el faro a seguir cuando no esté aquí...
Like a guiding light when I'm not with you.
Si de repente ves caer
If you ever see everything you believe in crumble
Todo este mundo a tus pies
And everything you thought was solid ground shatter beneath you.
Echa un grito al cielo...
Just scream out to the sky.
Y verás resucitar
You can witness the resurrection of
De sus cenizas la verdad
The truth that rises from the ashes of the past;
Que anima este sueño...
The truth that fuels our own hopes and dreams.
Contributed by Colin D. Suggest a correction in the comments below.